TigrimOSR v0.4.1: Running AI agents headless on a remote server, controlled by a fast local Rust UI

Hi everyone, I’ve been working on TigrimOSR v0.4.1, a Rust-native version of TigrimOS, and I’d like to invite people to try it and give feedback. The main idea is: Run the agent system headless on a remote machine, then connect to it from a fast local Rust desktop UI. This is the gap I often feel in current agentic systems. Many tools work well when everything runs locally, or when the interface is mainly web-based. But for longer-running agents, I often want the heavy work to run on a remote Linux server while still controlling it from a lightweight, responsive local app. TigrimOSR explores that workflow: \- Run agents on a remote/headless server \- Connect from a local Rust-native UI \- Switch between Local and Remote modes \- Control Chat, Agents, Projects, Files, Tasks, Terminal, and Settings remotely \- Use remote caching for faster response \- Monitor live progress while agents are working \- View Agent Topology / Live Agent Monitoring \- Support multi-agent workflows with a more stable harness The goal is to make agent workflows feel fast, stable, and controllable, especially when tasks run longer or when the agent system needs to stay alive on a server. It is still experimental and not polished, but I’d really appreciate feedback from people working with AI agents, remote workflows, or developer tools. Please try it and let me know what works, what breaks, and what should be improved.